The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27
Prof Charles schulze', Temple Museum
of Anatomy.

of Anatomy.
Prof. Charles schulze'- Anatomical EHhb.-
ton M lroq Main street. is attracting large
and enthusiastic attendance. Every onr who
attend, speak. well of tine exhibit. saying chat
10 is worth more than tine price charged %, "eI
al, that 10 isa source ofin-tructive Information
presented in such q way rs to impress the mind
and imagination iyith au ineraceane mpfe--
sion. doing away with many false ideas and
giyiuga true aud faithful representation chat
must prove of untold hencht t0 Gwen fh, nar
r0we-t minded person
To thos, minds that look with m enlarged
view upon nature. and tho life chat surrounds
MS. this exhibit proves source OF gtihca-
ton adding breadth ca thought suggesting
much flr reflection and consideration. giving
food for wholesome meditation and charging
the channels of technical conjecture Io
the curious BE- presented much that fur
prlses even the most imaginative and conicc
mrl fancy. leading such from 0uc surprise io
another. ina bewildcrment oft startling Ini
unlocked for revelations chat -urpa-- the Jas.
ell-t creation ol ANS hitherto eoniec
turo or mind pictmc To che indifferent
and rasuala scene is presented rhit awahcn-
tine iivelIest emotions. ana offers % source No
unexpected information that cause, to ribmfe
some off then sensitive chords OBJ nature
and will give q tone 90 Thought. whose echo
viii Dee heard bob time f0 come. 90 thr student
of nature. and t0al who aic Interested u the
study OF observation nf mtttrr pertaining
thereto. ls offered a means oft informing them
selves that is rarely ohtaiuaDic c.-celele, thr
series of studies on view arc such a- NNI cn
tighten nstructAndi inform GOA great degree on
many kuotty points. much disputed over. lhcy
are here presented in such nic.lke manner a.
to SET az rest ail doubt and relieve the Iuqu.r
Ing mind of any doubt thar may have been eu
tertained. and serve as au eNponcntof the proc
gres. OF scientific research. ANA fle consequent
benefit humanity derives thcrcfrom. Io thc
average man ans exhibition OBJ noted elI-
actcrs or ans display oi the results ui
trmmphs of ans particular Iuc of science
ar, OF deep interest aui prove source oi
much instruction Wc present many aud
varied views that VIII prove h0w true to na-
ture the u-e Of science enables us o. effect
life ike results which makea lasting impress
sion that time fails 90 enac-. Even tAe -eusI
bilities of a weak mind and the thoughts.
emotions and activity Ola thOughtless harden
ed mind are awakened and brought into
healthier course of reflection and "a quicker
impulse is given 90 the current of the SENSES.
This exhibition is similar to many which are 0n
view in all metropolitan cities. ANA viii hereas
there afford am ample sourcc.ot in-tm,uonand
information.
The price for admission being placed at on.y
IS cents. enables even the poorest an 0pp0rtu
nifty of passing an hour with pleasure com
bined with useful instructions.
The physicians of the city who have ex-
pressed their opinion. say that this exhibit bias
"a wholesome and good moral effect on our
youth. and think that 300 youth who bias
reached maturity should fail to avail himself
Of the terse and vivid lesson OF morality So
portrayed as t0 impress hha with the c0nse-
quences " am immoral line OF Afe and enable
him 70 better withstand the many aiiurements
that entice him.
To those interested DOB the cause and effect ot
crime. there is wide and valuable field Tor
study presented I'D the effect of crime pore
trayed in the nfe-Lkc features OF many % tine
most celebrated and world-huown criminals,
whose crimes have len their lnefaccahie
marx upon their uRcament- Ih., part of our
exhibit viii alone more than repay you. and
impress you more yividly than any pen picture
We desire your unbiased opinion on the
merits OF our exhibition and cordially invite
your attendance.